My trip was over August 24th & 25th. I had a wonderful time. It was the first overnight trip that I had taken. It had been three years on August 24th that I had lost my husband so I felt that this was a good way to take my mind off of things. It was very well-planned with a lot of great things to see. We even sneaked in an extra event that too, was a lot of fun. Mike & Liza were both perfect hosts and worked well together. I'd never been on a nicer bus. It was comfy and had a footrest and a drink holder and a bathroom if needed. Luckily, we made enough stops that I didn't need it. It was nice not having to endure those nauseating diesel fuel fumes. I have 4 artificial joints, making my legs pretty weak, so going up steps was not easy. I had recently been diagnosed with a tear in my foot as well as a large spur and plantar faciatious, causing me a lot of pain in my foot. The bus driver, Duncan, was a big help in assisting me with my purse & packages, leaving my hands free to grip the railing and 'pull myself' up the steps, not an easy feat. Upon leaving the bus, I could always count on a helping hand, waiting at the last step (Mike or Liza & sometimes Duncan) to make sure that I got off of the bus safely. This meant a lot to me. At the end of the first day, i was thoroughly exhausted. At dinner, I wasn't even hungry. All I could think about was getting off of my sore foot. I didn't eat much but Mike brought my attention to the dessert table. There was a piece of coconut cream pie calling to me. I simply couldn't get out of my chair, I was so tired. Mike offered to go up and get me a piece. I couldn't believe it. My exhaustion must have been showing on my face. He's a good young man. P.S. I enjoyed the pie. Good job to all who made this such a nice, fun time. Also kudos to the Pickerington Senior Center and to Karen Edwards for offering things like this to keep us seniors off of the street.